🌅 Lucifer Deity Guide 🌅
Note: This is inspired by both my own experiences with Lucifer and the information I read on @scarletarosa's blog and her devotional guide to him. Please go read that one too!!
The divine rebel, Lucifer is the light of truth and divine wisdom; an ancient light which shines through the darkness, representing illumination. He is the driving force of innovation, liberation and transformation. According to Scarletarosa, who actively works with Lucifer and was told this by him, he was the first-born god of the Universe created by the supreme deity, the Source. He is so incredibly ancient and beautiful. Lilith was created to be his counterpart, the Queen of Heaven. However, Jehovah took the throne of heaven from Lucifer and cast him and his followers into hell. Most of them lost their connection to heaven and their energy became dark and intense. Jehovah claimed the throne of heaven and set himself up as the one true god, manipulating humans into betraying their original deities. Thus, Lucifer became the King of Hell and has been scorned by Christians for millenia.
God of: Illumination, Light, Darkness, Change, Rebirth, Challenges, Innovation, Logic, Truth, Knowledge, Wisdom, Strategy, Persuasion, Revolution, Luxury, Pleasure, Freedom, The Arts and The Morning Star (“Morning Star” is another name for the planet Venus)
Symbols: Sigil of Lucifer, The Morning Star, Violins and Fiddles (instruments traditionally associated with him)
Plants and Trees: Rose, Belladonna, Mulberry, Patchouli, Myrrh, Min, Tobacco, Marigold, Lilies, Hyacinth, Sage
Crystals: Amethyst, Black Obsidian, Onyx, Garnet, Selenite, Rose Quartz
Animals: Black Animals in general, Dragons, Snakes, Owls, Eagles, Ravens, Crows, Rams, Foxes, Pigs, Bats, Rats, Moths, Swans
Incense: Rose, Frankincense, Patchouli, Myrrh
Colors: Black, Red, Silver, Emerald Green, Gold
Tarot: The Devil
Planets: The Morning Star, Venus
Day: Monday and Friday
Consort: Lilith
Children: Naema, Aetherea and many others
How was he traditionally worshipped?
There is not much to say about how Lucifer was historically worshiped seeing as he wasn’t worshiped at all for a large chunk of human history. He seems to have been worked with in some capacity according to the Gesta Treverorum, written in 1231, which is where we first see the term Luciferian being used to refer to his worship. This was by a woman named Lucardis for a religious circle, who was said to lament to Lucifer in private and prayed to him. However, the term Luciferians was later applied to basically any groups Christians didn’t like and wanted to fight, as one might expect. However, the modern Luciferian movement also sheds light on how Lucifer is worshiped. For Luciferians, enlightenment is the ultimate goal. Their basic principles highlight truth, freedom of will and fulfilling one’s ultimate potential, and encourage the same in all of us. Traditional dogma is shunned because Luciferians believe that humans do not need deities or the threat of eternal punishment to know what is good and the right thing to do. All ideas are to be tested before being accepted, and even then one should remain critical because knowledge is fluid and ever-changing. Regardless of whether Luciferians view Lucifer as a deity or an archetype, he is a representation of ultimate illumination and exploration in the name of personal growth.
Epithets
Phanes
The Morning Star
Light-bringer
The First-born
Prince of Darkness
Son of Morning
The Glory of Morning
Lord of the Lunar Sphere
The First Light
Offerings
Red Wine, Whiskey (especially Jack Daniels), Champagne, Pomegranate Juice, Black Tea (especially earl grey), Chocolate (especially dark chocolate), Cooked Goat Meat, Venison, Apples, Pomegranates, Honey, Good Quality Cigars, Tobacco, Daggers and Swords, Silver Rings, Emeralds and Emerald Jewelry, Goat Horns, Black Feathers, Seductive Colognes, Red Roses, Dead Roses, Crow Skulls, Bone Dice, Devotional Poetry and Artwork, Classical Music (especially violin)
Devotional Acts
Acts of self-improvement, spiritual awakening and evolution, knowledge-seeking and dedication to spirituality ; Shadow Work ; Working to overcome your ego to become wiser ; Defending those in need ; Working to better yourself without being too self critical ; Fighting against tyranny and bigotry whenever you encounter it
Altar Decorations
Black or Red Candles, Snake and Dragon Figurines, His sigil, Roses, Fancy Chess Boards and Playing Cards, Silver Jewlery and ornaments, Black feathers, Goat horns
Appearance
For me Lucifer usually appears as a tall light-skinned man with long fiery red hair (so red it looks like it’s been dyed), a sophisticated face with a killer jawline, passionate eyes and dressed in a fancy black suit. From all my experiences with him and what I’ve heard from other followers, it seems Lucifer and most demons dress in full suits and tuxedos.
Personality
Lucifer is nothing if not charming. He’s a protector first and foremost - one that always works to help you better yourself, but a protector nonetheless. He feels like a protective older brother taking care of you while your parents are away. He is a very complex entity, deeply wise and eloquent. He is more serious than one might expect for a demon given their popular depictions in our culture as chaotic forces of evil, but Lucifer is full of courage and love. I often feel him with me even when I’m not doing things related to him. He is proud of his follower’s accomplishments and congratulates them on a job well done, though he also reminds them that the job is never truly over. Growth is constant. Lucifer is the epitome of growth, blunt and gentle at the same time, telling you what you need to do and giving you space to figure out how to do it.
Lucifer values resilience, the pursuit of self-betterment, intellectualism, courage, open-mindedness and responsibility in individuals and wants to see his followers develop these qualities. He is constantly rooting for you to reach your full potential. He won’t hold your hand the entire way, but he will help you take steps in the right direction. Lucifer, like all deities, is different for everyone and will adjust his approach depending on your needs.
^ The Sigil of Lucifer
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🜃 Earth Witch Guide 🜃
Requested by many people including, but not limited to, @leahm2000. Ngl I mainly decided to make this because I saw a pretty girl in your icon and I cannot resist pretty women so… here ya go. Blame my inner lesbian.
Earth Correspondences
🌱 Represents: Grounding, Strength, Healing, Nature, Animals, Success, Stability, Sturdiness, Foundations, Empathy, Fertility, Death, Rebirth, Wisdom
🌱 Colors: Green, Brown, Black, White and Gold
🌱 Gender: Feminine
🌱 Direction: North
🌱 Energy: Receptive
🌱 Pentagram Placement: Bottom Left
🌱 Day: Sunday
🌱 Time: Night
🌱 Moon Phase: Waxing
🌱 Sabbats: Yule, Imbolc, Litha, Ostara
🌱 Chakra: Heart
🌱 Life Cycle: Adolescence
🌱 Season: Winter
🌱 Zodiac Signs: Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn
🌱 Tarot Suit: Pentacles
🌱 Major Arcana: The Empress, The Hierophant, The Hermit, The Devil, The World
🌱 Senses: Touch
🌱 Incense: Oakmoss, Patchouli, Mugwort, Myrrh
🌱 Stones: Emerald, Jet, Tourmaline, Quartz, Granite, Bedrock, Salt, Peridot, Onyx, Jasper, Azurite and Amethyst
🌱 Metals: Lead and Silver
🌱 Plants: Roots, Cedar, Cypress, Honeysuckle, Ivy, Magnolia, Grains, Patchouli, Primrose, Sage, Nuts, Oak, Comfrey and Grains (research plants, herbs and trees before burning, ingesting or using on skin for some are toxic and even lethal)
🌱 Animals: Dogs, Horses, Earthworms, Gophers, Ants, Cows, Burrowing Animals
🌱 Mythical Creatures and Spirits: Gnomes, Dwarfs, Elves, Brownies, Hobgoblins, Leprechauns
🌱 Instruments: Drums and all percussion instruments
🌱 Ritual Tools: Pentacle, Acorns, Antlers, Bones, Brooms, Ceramics, Coins, Disks, Flowers, Horns, Iron, Lead, Moss, Roots, Seeds, Basically any natural materials
🌱 The Body: Spleen, Pancreas, Stomach, Mouth, Digestive System, Muscles, Salive, the Thumb
🌱 Earth-related Magic: Gardening, Magnet, Image, Stone, Tree, Knot and Binding Magic. Also Money, Prosperity, Fertility, Stability, Grounding and Employment Spells
Types of Earth and their Ritual Uses
🌱 Beach Sand: Use for calming anxiety, to drive away negativity, spells regarding change, or in magic about motivation and strength.
🌱 Black Salt: Use to absorb and dispel negativity.
🌱 Black Sand: Use for protection, banishing, cursing or hexes.
🌱 Chalk: Use to draw and cast sigils.
🌱 Clay: Use for healing and purification rituals, and endurance or strength spells.
🌱 Desert Sand: Use for curses, endurance and strength spells, and to bring resiliency through a tough situation.
🌱 Mud: Use for grounding, burying objects and cleansing.
🌱 Pink Himalayan Salt: Use to attract love, romance or friendship.
🌱 River Sand: Use to help with moving on from a situation, change and healing.
🌱 Sea Salt: Use for cleansing, purification, protection, wash away fears and inhibitions, or cyclic spells and rituals.
🌱 Table Salt: Use for protection, purification and drawing/casting circles. Just remember not to put salt on plants!
🌱 Volcanic Sand: Use for destructive spells, curses, to reveal secrets and hidden meanings and banishing magic.
Deities for Earth Witches
🌱 Demeter
Culture: Greek
God/Goddess of: Agriculture, Harvest, Fertility, Motherhood
Offerings: Olive Oil, Water, Fruit, Honey, Milk, Grains, Bread, Freshly harvested goods, Water
🌱 Gaia
Culture: Greek
God/Goddess of: The Earth
Offerings: Harvested and homegrown fruits and vegetables, Taking care of nature and the earth, Watering plants, Honey, Barley cakes
🌱 Persephone
Culture: Hellenic
God/Goddess of: The Underworld, Spring
Offerings: Pomegranates, Pomegranate Juice, Honey, Floral Tea, Breads and Sweets, Flower Crowns or Arrangements, Dark Chocolate, Flowers, Crushed Mint, Animal Bones, Jewelry, Your Artwork
🌱 Rhiannon
Culture: Celtic
God/Goddess of: The Moon, Horses, Songbirds, Wind, Gates and Horseshoes
Offerings:Soft-sounding Music, A white candle with the number 7 carved into it, White Flowers, Apples, Willow, Ivy, Evergreens, Caring for Horses, Caring for Dogs, Studying liminal spaces and astral work
🌱 Cernunnos
Culture: Celtic
God/Goddess of: Forests, Wild Animals, Finances, The Underworld, Death, Hunting, Balance, Grounding and Healing, Transitioning into the Afterlife, Fertility
Offerings: Dancing, Venison, Cooked Meats (ethically sourced), Roses, Sunflowers, Lavender, Wildflowers, Juniper Bark and Berries, Oak wood carvings, Green or Gold Candles, Cinnamon, Cloves, Pine scents, Pelts (ethically sourced), Feathers, Bones, Forest Moss, Antlers, Horns, Pine Cones, Gold Coins, Daggers, Poetry art, Celtic Music
🌱 Dionysus
Culture: Hellenic
God/Goddess of: Wine, Drunkenness, Parties, Wilderness, Vegetation, Fertility, Ritual Madness, Religious Ecstasy, Theatre, LGBT+ Community
Offerings: Wine, Olive Oil, Fruit, Water, Honey, Meats, Wheat, Barley, Pinecone, Ivy leaves, Goblets, Theater Masks, Alcoholic Beverages
🌱 Mokosh
Culture: Slavic
God/Goddess of: Spinning, Weaving, Fiber Arts, Moisture, Shearing, Protection, Childbirth, Spell Casting, Fate, Fertility, Life, Death and Rebirth
Offerings: Personal Needlework, Wool and Flax, Grains and Bread, Salt, Oilseeds, Dairy, Berries, Eggs (especially Pisanki), Porridge, Milk, Honey, Herbs, Fruits, Vegetables, A lock of your own hair, Locally sourced seasonal crops
🌱 Ninhursag
Culture: Mesopotamian
God/Goddess of: The Earth, Motherhood, Childbirth, Fertility, Nourishment, Agriculture, Vegetation
Offerings: Wine, Beer, Fresh Water, Cooked Fish, Eggs, Vegetarian Foods, Bread, Honey, Butter, Myrrh, All Flowers
🌱 Veles
Culture: Slavic
God/Goddess of: The Underworld, Earth, Water, Music, Magic, Trickery, Cattle, Wealth
Offerings: Cooked Corn, Bread, Herbs (especially Basil), Wooden Flutes and String Instruments, Black Wool or Fur, Things carved from Wood, Coins, Chicken, Mistletoe, Music
🌱 Jarilo
Culture: Slavic
God/Goddess of: Vegetation, Fertility, Spring, Rebirth, Sexuality, Peace, War
Offerings: Bread, Wheat, Spring Flowers, Edible Seeds
🌱 Freyr
Culture: Norse
God/Goddess of: Peace, Fertility, Rain, Sunshine, Prosperity and Agriculture
Offerings: Honey, Grains and Breads, Gold, Antlers
🌱 Artemis
Culture: Hellenic
God/Goddess of: The Hunt, Wild Animals, Wilderness, Childbirth, Girls, Chastity, Archery, Disease and Plague
Offerings: Red Wine, Olive Oil, Honey, Water, Almonds, Walnuts, Honeycakes, Fruit, Artemisia Plants, Arrows, Dance, Cypress, Pine Cones and Branches, Cider, Game Meat, Protect nature and wildlife, Always help animals and women in need, Go hiking, Research native plants and animals, Follow the moon phases and work with them
🌱 Aine
Culture: Celtic
God/Goddess of: Summer, Wealth, Sovereignty, Love, Fertility, Protection, Wealth, Agriculture, The Sun and the Moon and Queen of the Faeries
Offerings: Milk, Bread, Home-grown Produce, Cream, Fire and Candles, Sunflowers, Yellow Flowers, Honey, Summer Fruits, Oranges, Bee-related Items
🌱 Inari
Culture: Japanese
God/Goddess of: Rice, Foxes, Fertility, Tea, Sake, Crafts, Agriculture, Industry, Prosperity
Offerings: Inarizushi, Rice, Rice cakes, Rice served with red beans, Sake, Incense, Acts on behalf of foxes, Handmade Crafts, Tea
🌱 Marduk
Culture: Mesopotamian
God/Goddess of: Justice, Compassion, War, Healing, Magic, Storms, Agriculture
Offerings: Beer, Ale, Daggers, Golden Jewelry, Bread and Grains, Coffee, Artwork and Poetry, Feathers, Meat, Fruit
🌱 Osiris
Culture: Egyptian
God/Goddess of: The Underworld, Death and Resurrection, Fertility, Agriculture
Offerings: Green and Black crystals, Bread, Beer, Beef, Bird meat, Nice Clothing
🌱 The Dagda
Culture: Celtic
God/Goddess of: Fertility, Agriculture, Strength, Magic, Druidry, Wisdom, Father-figure, King and Druid
Offerings: Porridge, Mead, Milk, Honey, Pork, Beef, Mutton, Music, Laughter
🌱 Pan
Culture: Hellenic
God/Goddess of: The Wild, Shepherds and Flocks, Rustic Music, Fertility, Hunters, Mountains, Forests and Meadows
Offerings: Pine cones, Pine Branches, Animal Bones, Musical Instruments (especially Woodwinds), Milk, Honey, Lamb or Goat Meat
Common Signs of an Earth Witch
🌱 You are a born nurture and like to care for others, you are very empathetic but sturdy
🌱 You may be materialistic and enjoy the finer things in life
🌱 You move at a slower pace in life than your peers
🌱 You’ve probably been called, or called yourself, the mom friend
🌱 You are naturally very physically strong, regardless of your appearance
🌱 You are resilient and keep going no matter what
🌱 Others very often lean on you for support
🌱 You love nature above all things and feel suffocated when you have to be indoors for too long
🌱 You enjoy sitting out in the rain
🌱 You are introverted and might be overly polite
🌱 You’re often the voice of reason in an argument and don’t anger easily
🌱 You suffer from: dizziness, digestion issues, fatigue, obesity, insomnia, heart issues and dental issues
Ways to bond with Earth
🌱 Practice grounding and meditation outdoors
🌱 Get outside, get curious and learn about your local flora and fauna!
🌱 Enjoy more nature-based foods like tea and vegetables
🌱 Start your own garden, even if it’s just in your windowsill
🌱 Wear more green and earth tones
🌱 Walk barefoot outside (safely)
🌱 Enjoy silence and turn off distractions to listen to the everyday world, especially nature sounds like birds singing
🌱 Talk to your trees and plants
🌱 Keep houseplants and let a little nature indoors!
🌱 Learn about topics like botany, mycology and animal conservation
🌱 Take care of the earth, clean up litter and donate or work for environmentally friendly nonprofits
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